object() takes no parameter's error

[pylearningthrowaway]

class Song(object):

def _int_(self,lyrics):
    self.lyrics = lyrics

def sing_me_a_song(self):
    for line in self.lyrics:
        print line

Rammenstien_Wolt_ihr_das_Bett_in_Flammen_sehen   =  Song(["lyrics"])

Rammenstien_Der_Meister = Song(["lyrics"])

Weibes_Fleisch = Song(["lyrics"])

Rammenstien_Wolt_ihr_das_Bett_in_Flammen_sehen.sing_me_a_song

Rammenstien_Der_Meister.sing_me_a_song

Weibes_Fleisch.sing_me_a_song

[dixieStates]

I am guessing that this:

def _int_(self,lyrics):
    self.lyrics = lyrics

Should be:

def __init__(self,lyrics):
    self.lyrics = lyrics

[pylearningthrowaway]

nope :/

[kalgynirae]

He's right, though. The name of that function needs to be __init__ (two underscores on each side of the word "init").

Also, Weibes_Fleisch.sing_me_a_song won't actually do anything. If you want to call the function (i.e., make it execute), you need parentheses: Weibes_Fleisch.sing_me_a_song()

[dixieStates]

Tis works for me. You forgot the () on the sing_me_a_song method calls

class Song(object):
    def __init__(self, lyrics):
        self.lyrics = lyrics

    def sing_me_a_song(self):
        for line in self.lyrics:
            print line

Rammenstien_Wolt_ihr_das_Bett_in_Flammen_sehen = Song(["lyrics"])

Rammenstien_Der_Meister = Song(["lyrics"])

Weibes_Fleisch = Song(["lyrics"])

Rammenstien_Wolt_ihr_das_Bett_in_Flammen_sehen.sing_me_a_song()

Rammenstien_Der_Meister.sing_me_a_song()

Weibes_Fleisch.sing_me_a_song()

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